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Too little, too late. The next quarter's numbers will confirm we are in a recession.
gotta wait for the inevitable adjustment which is always south.........
gotta wait for the inevitable adjustment which is always south.........
Too little, too late. The next quarter's numbers will confirm we are in a recession.
gotta wait for the inevitable adjustment which is always south.........
Except when they are revised upward which they are more often than they are revised downward.
Too little, too late. The next quarter's numbers will confirm we are in a recession.
"The economy has now gained 200,000 jobs a month for the past five months -- the first such stretch since September 1999-January 2000."
Where is that going to come from? Household spending is down. Business investment is down. Gov' spending is flat/down. So how will you get over 3% growth?.
We're hoping for at least +3.0% second quarter, +2.8% absolute minimum. Anything less than that would be a disappointment.
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Too bad most of these 'McJobs' will disappear when the lawns don't need watering and mowing in the fall.
gotta wait for the inevitable adjustment which is always south.........
Except when they are revised upward which they are more often than they are revised downward.
"Also encouraging: Job gains for April and May were revised up by a total 29,000. April's increase was revised to 304,000 from 282,000 and May's to 224,000 from 217,000."
Too little, too late. The next quarter's numbers will confirm we are in a recession.
"The economy has now gained 200,000 jobs a month for the past five months -- the first such stretch since September 1999-January 2000."
Today marks a new record in job growth in America. With June's numbers showing growth in the private sector, that brings the streak of growth to 52 consecutive months ... the longest stretch of employment growth recorded in U.S. history..
Nice!
This might be enough to be a kick in the ass. 50/50.
Let's keep it going.
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Where is that going to come from? Household spending is down. Business investment is down. Gov' spending is flat/down. So how will you get over 3% growth?.
We're hoping for at least +3.0% second quarter, +2.8% absolute minimum. Anything less than that would be a disappointment.
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